Freight forwarding software pricing, 2026

Short answer: a full forwarding system costs from about US$150 a month for one user (Linbis) to a custom quote (CargoWise, GoFreight, Magaya). A quoting tool you type into costs about US$69 per user a month (Quotiss). Laneworks is a different kind of product: it writes the priced replies to your quote-request emails for you, for a monthly plan by quote volume, with every user included. Here is everything that is published, side by side.

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Published prices side by side

Product	What it is	Published price	Pricing model
Laneworks	Answers quote-request emails, priced from your rate sheet	A$1,500–7,500/mo (≈US$980 up) by quote volume	Monthly plan by quote requests, all users included
Linbis	Full forwarding system (shipments, WMS, accounting, quoting)	US$150/mo (1 user), US$299/mo (3 users)	Flat plan with seats
Quotiss	Quoting and rate management tool	From US$69 per user/mo	Per user
Logistaas	Forwarder TMS	About US$45–85 per user/mo	Per user, plus implementation
Logitude World	Forwarder TMS (quotes from the mid tier up)	From about US$39–75 per user/mo (sources differ)	Per user
CargoWise	Enterprise forwarding and customs system	Not published	Usage-based since Dec 2025
GoFreight, Magaya, Freightify	Forwarding systems / rate management	Not published	Quote on request

Prices checked 5 November 2026 from each vendor's own site or its Capterra listing. Vendors change prices; check before you buy.

Three pricing models, and who they suit

Per user (Quotiss, Logistaas): cheap for one or two people, grows with every hire.
Flat plan with seats (Linbis): predictable, but you move your operations into a new system.
Monthly plan by quote volume (Laneworks): every user is included, so the price doesn't grow with headcount; it moves up a plan only if your quote volume does.
Usage or custom quote (CargoWise, GoFreight, Magaya): you only learn the price after a sales call.

Which one should you buy?

You need shipments, documents, warehousing and accounting in one place, and you're small: look at Linbis or Logistaas. They're cheaper than Laneworks per month and do far more than quoting.
You want a better form to build quotes in: look at Quotiss.
Your system is fine but the quote inbox is the bottleneck, and slow replies are losing you jobs: that's what Laneworks is for. Nobody types the quote; it's written from your rates and sent in about two minutes.

How it works

Forward the customer's quote request to your Laneworks address, attachments and all.
We read it: lane, cargo, weights and dimensions, Incoterm and delivery address are pulled out of the email and any packing list.
We price it by fixed rules against your own rate sheet. The AI never sets a price, and every line names the rate-sheet row it came from.
Sent for you, or checked by you. With auto-reply on, fully priced quotes go straight to your customer from your own mailbox, usually within two minutes, 24/7. Anything unusual comes to your team as a draft.

What Laneworks costs

Monthly price by quote volume, not per user: every person on the team can forward to it. Plans start at A$1,500 a month (about US$980 or £780) including 150 quote requests; larger plans cover 500 and 1,500 requests a month. No per-quote fees, a one-off A$2,500 setup fee (waived on annual plans), cancel any time.

The free trial needs no card, no call and no sign-up: forward one real quote request to try@getlaneworks.com and the priced reply comes back in about two minutes. Attach your rate sheet and it's priced from your own rates. Pricing

Questions

Which freight forwarding software publishes its price?

As of November 2026: Linbis (US$150/mo for one user), Quotiss (from US$69 per user), Logistaas (about US$45–85 per user) and Laneworks (A$1,500, A$3,500 or A$7,500 a month by quote volume, unlimited users). CargoWise, GoFreight, Magaya and Freightify quote on request.

Why is Laneworks more expensive than Quotiss or Linbis?

It does a different job. Those are systems your team works in; Laneworks does the quoting work itself, reading each request and writing the priced reply. It's priced against the hours it saves.

Can I try before paying?

Yes. Forward one real quote request to try@getlaneworks.com. No card, no call, no sign-up.

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